How to Become an Expert at Something

Herbert Simon and William Chase found one of the most famous conclusions of professional research during the chess game in the article "American Scientists" 10,000 hours ago 40 years ago. "We estimated very roughly that the master spent about 10,000 to 5 hours to look at the position of the chess ..." But this discussion has some evidence to support it. According to Malcolm Gladwell, according to his book Outliers, the 10,000 hour rule and other factors that bring domain-specific expertise are perfectly correct.

In the book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, he told that he would be someone's expert if they finished 10,000 hours of work. At that time, I was involved in many things, but the idea of ​​this commitment made me crisis. "Since you are too many you can not be an expert, because you are not concentrating on one thing, can you ignore it all?" But I moved back one step. Fundamental motivation: Change of paradigm and creation of community

Another word I hate is "expert" which is called descriptive word. There is no expert for now. Is that a bad thing? No, how will you become a constantly changing expert? By reading industry blogs and listening to podcasts you can keep up with changes in other forms of digital marketing ... Today you may become an expert, but social media is tomorrow It has been changed. Yes, I am more familiar with social media marketing than most people, and I know more than the average "social media professional", but I am not an expert. I heard what I do not understand and say, "I do not know, please let me reply to you." If you are an expert you can not say these three words. Experts should know everything

Some people were dissatisfied with amateurs and they decided to become experts. Most of us are trying to be experts in one aspect of our lives, and I propose that we can be only one, and perhaps two experts in both areas. Being an expert requires thoughtful practice, competition, and performance goals. Here, teachers in professional way like Covey, Foer, Coyle are very helpful. It is important to recognize that you can recognize the various techniques used in these two different mastered skill patterns and fail if you run these techniques in the wrong order. Relying on hard objectives and competition before you build the skills and will you need to maintain it leads to burnout and self hate

Being an expert is to hone your skills. It is one of the possibilities, but it is not enough. Leaders must be practical experts. According to Professor Andes Ericsson of the University of Colorado, an average of 10 hours of high-quality conscious exercise is required to become an expert. I often ask if the fact that I was singing songs helped me pursue a career in software engineering. Yes, through music, I formed growth thinking. When practicing Aria, I spend a few hours practicing and practicing through the weakest part until I hear it sounds like the weakest part. Software engineering is also the same - we need to spend time developing the weakest part